November 2017

Every month we pool together some of the most read-worthy papers in neural circuits, and for the month of November, we have another impressive list. Please have a look, and as always, your feedback on these studies or others that didn’t make our list but make yours are welcome! (As it were, Neuron published today

Meetings such as SfN are an important opportunity for us to connect with members of the Inscopix community at a personal and emotional level. It vividly reminds us that scientific research is ultimately a human endeavor and a team sport, and that we need to support and learn from each other as we push the

It’s been five years since our very first SfN – New Orleans 2012. I still fondly remember that first SfN. There were five of us, and that was the entire company. We launched nVista that year, our first product based on the miniature, integrated microscope for large-scale calcium imaging in freely behaving rodents that we’d

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., Nov. 10, 2017 /PRNewswire/ — As part of Inscopix’s pursuit to expand the boundaries of neural circuit research, Inscopix has engaged a key partnership with Brains On-Line, a Charles River Company, to advance the application of neural circuit mapping technology into the pharmaceutical contract research organization (CRO) market. In August, Charles River

October brought with it cooler air and many more amazing neural circuit papers! Three of the papers on our must-read list used Inscopix nVista technology in freely behaving mice. We scour the journals and put links here for your convenience. Enjoy! 1. Parvalbumin and Somatostatin Interneurons Control Different Space-Coding Networks in the Medial Entorhinal Cortex